rofl0r
you can get that specific case to work by removing the _apt user from /etc/passwd. that prevents apt from doing its own (rather dumb) sandbox shenanigans.
using the latest and "greatest" standard isn't always the best option. for examples it precludes people that don't have a bleeding edge compiler from compiling the sources.
> And @rofl0r as a rule of thumb, I tend to think that if you need to compile from source to get a newer version of GCC than you can...
> BTW, if I might ask...what system do you use that you don't have binary GCC available? i'm using my own build-from-source distro [sabotage linux](https://github.com/sabotage-linux/sabotage)
probably related https://sourceforge.net/p/exult/bugs/1869/
> 3-Add SDL_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN_DESKTOP to the flags passed to SDL_CreateWindow(), so no resolution change takes place (SDL2 scales internally from 320x200 to, lets say, 1920x1080, or whatever the native monitor resolution...
> But its two paths end up in GCC anyway [ both execution logs invoke g++, never clang++ ] because configure.ac chooses the compiler based on the operating system, not...
what's the point of using an external platform for this?
i'm not complaining, i'm curious
updated to use tcgetattr/tcsetattr instead of ioctl syscalls and merged the BSD/OSX/LINUX code together..